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CIHM/ICMH 

Microfiche 

Series. 


CIHIVI/ICMH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


Canadian  Institute  for  Historical  Microreproductions  /  Institut  Canadian  da  microraproductions  historiquas 


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Tachnical  and  Bibliographic  Notaa/Notas  tacliniquaa  at  bibiioflrapliiquaa 


Tlia  Inatituta  haa  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  baat 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturaa  of  thia 
copy  which  may  ba  bibliographically  uniqua. 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  imagaa  in  tha 
raproduction,  or  which  may  aignificantly  changa 
tha  uaual  mathod  of  filming,  ara  chackad  baiow. 


D 


D 
D 


D 


D 


Colourad  covara/ 
Couvartura  da  couiaur 


I     I   Covara  damagad/ 


Couvartura  andommagte 


□   Covara  raatorad  and/or  iaminatad/ 
Couvartura  raataurte  at/ou  pailiculte 

□   Covar  titia  mlaaing/ 
La  titra  da  couvartura  manqua 

□   Culourad  maps/ 
Cartaa  gAographiquas  an  couiaur 

□   Colourad  inic  (i.a.  othar  than  biua  or  black)/ 
Encra  da  couiaur  (i.a.  autra  qua  biaua  ou  noira) 

I     I   Colourad  platas  and/or  illuatrationa/ 


Pianchaa  at/ou  illuatrationa  an  couiaur 

Bound  with  othar  matarial/ 
Rail*  avac  d'autraa  documents 

Tight  binding  may  cauaa  shadows  or  distortion 
along  intarior  margin/ 

Laraiiura  aarr^e  paut  cauaar  da  I'ombra  ou  da  la 
diatortion  la  long  da  la  marga  intAriaura 

Blank  laavaa  addad  during  raatoration  may 
appaar  within  tha  taxt.  Whanavar  poaalbia,  thaaa 
hava  baan  omittad  from  filming/ 
11  aa  paut  qua  cartainas  pagaa  blanchas  ajout^as 
lors  d'una  rastauration  apparaiaaant  dana  la  taxta, 
maiar  loraqua  cala  Atait  poaalbia.  caa  pagaa  n'ont 
paa  AtA  fiimAas. 

Additional  commanta:/ 
Commantairas  suppl<lmantairas: 


L'Instltut  a  microfilm*  la  maillaur  axamplaira 
qu'll  lui  a  4tA  poaalbia  da  aa  procurar.  Las  dAtaiia 
da  cat  axamplaira  qui  aont  paut-Atra  uniquaa  du 
point  da  vua  bibliographiqua,  qui  pauvant  modifiar 
una  imaga  raproduita,  ou  qui  pauvant  axigar  una 
modification  dana  la  mAthoda  normala  da  filmaga 
aont  Indiqute  ci-daaaoua. 


D 
D 
D 

n 

D 
D 
D 
D 


Colourad  pagaa/ 
Pagaa  da  couiaur 

Pagaa  damagad/ 
Pagaa  andom  magmas 

Pagaa  raatorad  and/or  Iaminatad/ 
Pagaa  raataurtea  at/ou  pailicul6aa 

Pagaa  diacolourad,  stainad  or  foxad/ 
Pagaa  dAcoiortea,  tachat6as  ou  piquAas 

Pagas  datachad/ 
Pagaa  dAtachtea 

Showthrough/ 
Tranaparanca 

Quality  of  print  variaa/ 
Quality  intgaia  da  I'impraasion 

Inciudaa  supplamantary  matarial/ 
Comprand  du  material  aupplAmantaira 

Only  adition  availabia/ 
Saula  Mition  diaponibia 

Pagaa  wholly  or  partially  obscurad  by  arrata 
alips.  tissuas,  ate,  hava  baan  rafilmad  to 
ansura  tha  baat  poaalbia  imaga/ 
Laa  pagaa  totaiamant  ou  partiailamant 
obscurciaa  par  un  fauillat  d'arrata.  una  palura, 
ate,  ont  Ati  fiimAas  k  nouvaau  da  fa^on  A 
obtanir  la  maillaura  imaga  poaalbia. 


Tha 
toti 


Tha 
poai 
ofti 
film 


Orig 

bagi 

tha 

aion 

othi 

firat 

aion 

or  ill 


Tha 
ahail 
TINI 
whit 

Map 
difft 
antir 
bagii 
righl 
raqu 
mati 


This  itam  la  fiimad  at  tha  reduction  ratio  c;iackad  baiow/ 

Ca  document  aat  film*  au  taux  da  reduction  indiqu*  ci-daaaoua 

10X                          14X                          18X                          22X 

2SX 

aox 

y 

12X 

16X 

aox 

a4x 

28X 

32X 

Th*  copy  fllmcd  Imt*  hat  bm&n  r«produc«d  thanks 
to  th*  gmimroaity  of: 

Library  of  tha  Public 
Archivas  of  Canada 


L'axamplaira  film*  fut  raprodiiit  grica  A  la 
gAnAroait*  da: 

La  bibllotMqua  das  Archivas 
publiquas  du  Canada 


Tha  imagaa  appaaring  hara  ara  tha  baat  quality 
poasibia  conaidaring  tha  condition  and  lagibillty 
of  tha  original  copy  and  in  kaaping  with  tha 
filming  contract  spaclflcationa. 


Original  copias  In  printad  papar  covara  ara  fllmad 
baglnning  with  tha  front  covar  and  anding  on 
tha  last  paga  with  a  printad  or  illustratad  impras- 
sion,  or  tha  back  covar  whan  approprlata.  All 
othar  original  copias  ara  fllmad  baglnning  on  tha 
first  paga  with  a  printad  or  Illustrated  Impras- 
sion,  and  anding  on  tha  last  paga  with  a  printad 
or  illustratad  imprassion. 


Laa  imagaa  suivantas  ont  AtA  raprodultas  avac  la 
plus  grand  soin,  compta  tanu  da  la  condition  at 
da  la  nattatA  da  l'axamplaira  filmA.  at  an 
conformitA  avac  las  conditions  du  contrat  da 
filmaga. 

Las  axamplairas  originaux  dont  la  couvartura  an 
papiar  aat  ImprlmAa  sont  filmAs  an  commandant 
par  la  pramiar  plat  at  an  tarminant  soit  par  la 
darniAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprainta 
d'impraasion  ou  d'illustration,  soit  par  la  sacond 
plat,  salon  la  cas.  Tous  las  autras  axamplairas 
originaux  sont  filmAs  sn  commandant  par  la 
pramlAra  paga  ^ui  comporta  una  amprainta 
d'impraasion  ou  d'illustration  at  an  tarminant  par 
la  darniAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  talla 
amprainta. 


Tha  last  racordad  frama  on  aach  ;nicroficha 
shall  contain  tha  symbol  -<*-  (moaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  tha  symbol  ▼  (moaning  "END"), 
whichavar  applias. 


Un  das  symbdaa  suivants  apparaftra  sur  la 
darniAra  imaga  da  chaqua  microficha,  salon  la 
cas:  la  symbda  — *>  signifia  "A  SUIVRE",  la 
symbols  ▼  signifia  "FIN". 


Maps,  platas,  charts,  ate,  may  ba  fllmad  at 
diffarant  raduction  ratios.  Thosa  too  larga  to  ba 
antiraly  inciudad  in  ona  axposura  ara  fllmad 
baglnning  in  tha  uppar  iaft  hand  comar,  laft  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  framas  as 
raquirad.  Tha  following  diagrams  iiiustrata  tha 
mathod: 


Las  cartas,  planchas,  tablaaux.  ate,  pauvant  Atra 
filmAs  A  das  taux  da  rAductlon  diff Arants. 
Lorsqua  la  documant  ast  trap  grand  pour  Atra 
raproiduit  an  un  saui  clichA,  II  ast  filmA  A  partir 
da  i'angia  supAriaur  gaucha,  da  gaucha  A  droita, 
at  da  haut  an  baa,  an  pranant  la  nombra 
d'imagas  nAcassaira.  Laa  diagrammas  suivants 
iliustrant  la  mAthoda. 


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'1?'. 


1.  The  Universe  h  created  in  six  days. 

2.  ildam  arid  Eve  are  placed  iii  the  earth- 
/{^paradise. 

3i  They  disobey  God— by  eating  of  the 
*    forbidden  friiit. 

4:.  This  disobedience  is  what  we  name  the 
original  sin, 

5.  Adam  has  three  children,  Cain,  Abel 
and  Seth. 

6.  Cain  excited  by  the  blackest  envy, 
murders  the  innocent  Abel. 

1.  Seth  distinguishes  himsey*  by  his  piety. 

8.  His  posterity  follows  at  first  his  exam- 
ple, but  at  last- all  men  become  vi- 
cious, and  the  deluge  is  the  punidb- 
m  ent  of  their  crimes. 


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AI^AM  ET  EVE, 
Ou  la  Creation  du  Monde. 

4004  ans  avaat  J€ssus-Christ. 


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1.  L*iitiirers  est  cree  en  six  jours. 

2.  Adam  et  Eve  soht  places  dans  le  pata« 
dX^  ttrtestre. 

3«  lis  desobeissent  h,  Dieu  en  «mangeant 

du  fruit  defendu. 
4r  Cette  desobeissance  est  ce  que  nous 

nonimons  le  peche  origvneL 

5.  Adam  a  trois  enfans.  Cain,  Abel,  et 
•.Seth.  -  •  J  ,<;  ,  ■    . 

6.  Cain  excite  par  la  plus  noire  envie, 
assassine  rinnpcent  Abel.  ' 

7.  Seth  se  distingue  par  sa  piet6. 

8.  Sa  jposterite  suit  d'abord  son  exemple, 
mars  a  la  fin,  tons  les  hommes  devien- 
fterit  vicieux,  et  le  deluge  est  la  puni- 
tion  de  leurs  crimes.  '      ^' 


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NOTE. 


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4  Stemd  Lessen. 

Universal  Deluge. 


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!•  Noahy  one  of  the  descendants  of  Setb^ 
]s  saved  with  his  fani]ly»  from  the  de- 
luge^  1656  years,  after  the  creation  pf 
the  world* 

'2.  The  three  sons  of  Noah  Sem,  Him, 
and  Japhet,  repeopled  the  earth. 

3.  The  empire  of  Assyria  is  formed,  soon 
after  the  deluge.' 

4.  Ninus,  founds  Niniveh  on  the  Tigris. 

5.  Semirai^isy  his  wife  b<^lds  Babylon  on 
the  Euphrates. 

6.  This    illustrious    queen,  lived    2122 
years  before  Jesus  Christ,  that  is  to  say,   ^, 
1 20  ^ears  before  Abraham. 


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WOTI. 


The  w<4ls  of  BahnlonCy  were  one  of  ihfi^  seven 
^  the  mrli. 


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Seconde  Lefon. 
Deluge    UniverseL       ^ 


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1.  No6,  Tun  des  descendans  de  Seth,  est 
sauT^  avec  sa  famille,  du  deluge,  1656 
ans,  apfes  la  creation  du  monde. 

2.  Les  trois  fils  de  No6,  Sem,  Cam,  et 

Japhet  repeuplent  la  terre. 

•  '.  '    •  ♦  . 

3.  L'empire  d'Assyrie  est  forin6  bientdt 
'    apres  le  dSlUge. 


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4/ Ninus,  fonde  Ninive  sur  le  Tigre.;     - 

5.  Semiramis,  sa  femme,  Mtit  Babylon^ 
sur  r£uphrate. 

6.  Cette  iUustre  reine,  vivait  2122  ans 
ayaB;  Jesus-Christ,  c'est  k  dire,  120 
ans  avant  Abraham. 


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6  Third  Lesion. 

ABRAHAM. 

Alliance  of  Abraham  with  Gody  1921  years 

before  Jesus-Christ. 


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1.  This  patriarch  quits  Ghaldea  to  inhab- 
it the  land  of  Canaan  or  promised  land. 

2.  Abraham  has  two  sons,  Ishmsel   and 
Isaac.  • 

Sacrifice  of  Abraham. 

3.  The  obedience  of  Abraham,  satisfies 
God,  who  averts  the  knife  raised  to' 
sacrifice  Isaac. 

4.  Isaac  succeeds  to  his  father  in  the  pos- 
session of  the  land  of  Canaan. 

5.  Esau  and  Jacob  sons  of  Isaac.  ^ 

6.  Esau,  sells  to  Jacob  his  birth-right. 

7.  Jacob,  has  twelve  sons. 

8/  Joseph,  one  of  them,  sold  seoretly  by 
his  brothers,  is  successively  slave,  pris- 
oner, and  prime  minister  of  the  kin&^ 
in  Egypt,  /^ 

9.  The  land  of  Goshem,  is  qeded  to  Ja^^ 
'  eob^  and  to  hU  children.  / 


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TroisUme  Lefdn. 


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ABRAHAM. 

Alliance  d^Abraham,  avec  Dieu^  1921  ans 

avant  Jesus-Christ 


1.  Oe  patriarche  quitte  la  Chald6e  pour 
habiter  ia  terre  de  Canaan^  ou  terre 
promise. 

%  Abraham  a  deux  fils>  Ismail  et  Isaac. 

Sacrifice  d^  Abraham. 

3»  L'ob^issance  d* Abraham  satisfait  Dieu, 
^ui  detourne  le  couteau  lev^  pour  sa- 
nfier  Isaac.  *       • 

4.  Isaac,  succede  k  son  p^re  dans  la  pos- 
session de  la  terre  ide  Canaan. 

5.  EsaQ  et  Jacob  fils  d'lsaac^ 

6.  Esafl,  vend  k  Jacob  son  droit  d'ai- 
nesse. 

7.  Jacob  a  douze  fils.  ^ 

8.  Joseph  Tun  deux  vendu  secretement 
*^  par  ses  freres,  est  successivement  es- 

clave,  prisonnier,  et  premier  ministre 
du  roi  en  Egypte. 

9.  La  terre  de  Gessfen,  est  c^dee  ii  J^cob;^ 
jgjkA  ses  enfans. 


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Fourth  Letton. 


^         Moses  or  the  Written  Law. . 


]  •  Moses  is  chosen  by  God  to  deliver  the 
Israelites^  slaves  in  Egypt. 

2.  They  had  inhabited  during  170  years 
the  land  of  Goshen. 

3.  Passage  of  the  red  sea. 

4.  The  Israelites  wander  40  years  in  A- 
rabia. 

5.  Moses  Ireceives  the  law  of  God,  that 
is  to  say,  the  decalogue  or  the  ten 
commandments  on  mount  Sinai,  1491 
years  before  Jesus-Christ. 


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NOTE. 


4y  province  of  Africa,  is  separated  from 
JtsiOj  6y  the  red  sea  J  and  by  the  Isthmus  ofSuez^ 

This  province  is  watered^  in    its  lengh^  by  the 
T^iUyWhkh  has  its  source  in  Abyssinia.  ^^ 


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M(n$t  au  la  Loi  Scrite. 


1.  Dieu  choisit  Molse  pour  d6Iivrer  lei 
Israelites^  esclaves  en  Egypte. 

2.  lis  atoient  habit6  durant  ]70a;n9  la 
terra  de  Gessen. 

3.  Passage  de  la  mer  rouge.  ' 

4.  Les  Israelites  errent  40  ans  en  Ara- 
ble* -"'.T  . 

■ .  .^    ■■■■  ■■      '  ■  » 

*.  Molse  re9oit  la  loi  de  Dieu,  c'est-a- 
dire,  le  decalogue  ou  les  dix  comman-^ 
demens,  sur  le  mont  Sinai^  1491  ams 
avant  Jesus-Christ. 


NOTE. 


L^Egypie^  province  tPAfrique^  est  separSe  de 
V^Atie^par  la  mer  rouge,  ti  par  VIsihme  de  Suez. 

Qeite  province  est  arrosie^  dans  sa  hngueur^par 
le  JVVI^  qui  asa  source  en  Abj/mnie* 


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10 


Fifth  Lesson, 


t        Government  of  the  Judges. 


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1.  The  goverr  lent  of  the  Judges,  is  in- 
stili^ted  by  Moses. 

2.  Joshua,  first  judge,  atehieves  the  con- 
quest of  the  promised  land. 

3.  Othniel  succeeds  to  Joshua. 

4.  The  other  judges,  are — 

5.  Gidion,  famous  for  his  victory  overthl^ 
Madianit(s^ 

6.  Jepthah,  v  ho  sacrificed  his  daughter, 
to  the  lior  • 

7.  Samson,  i  imarkable  for  his  strength. 

8.  Eli  a  hol^  man,  butloo  indulgent  to- 
wards his  children. 

9.  Finally^  the  prophet  Samuel,  who  was 
the  last  of  the  judges.  - 


Jepthah  was  rash,  in  his  vow ;  Samson  was  tn- 
discreet,  in  confiding  his  secret  to  Delilah,  an4  both 
ivere  punished  ;  .Jepthah,  bv  the  death  of  his  mugh'* 
ter-^Samson,  by  Ae  loss  of  his  strength.        I 


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Gouvememeni  des  Juges. 


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1.  Le  Gouvernement  des  Juges,  est  insti- 
tuepar  Moise. 

2.  Josue,  premier  Juge,  acheve  la  con- 
quete  de  la  terre  promise. 

3.  Othoniel  succede  a  Josue. 

4.  Les  autres juges  sont, 

I.  G6d6on,  fameux  par  sa  victoire    sur 
les  Madianites. 

6.  Jepht6,  qui  sacrifia,  sa  fille,  au  seig- 
.  iieur. 

7.  Samson,  remarquable  par  sa  force. 

8.  Hely,  saint  homme,  mais  frop  indul- 
gent envers  ses  enfans. 

9.  Finalement,  le  prophfete  Samuel  qui 
fut  le  dernier  des  juges. 


NOTI. 


j^hiifai  temeraire,  dans  son  vcbu  ;  Samson  Jut 
indkir^t,  enconjiant  son  secret  a  DalUo^  et  tons  les 
deuxjfu^entpunis  ;  Jephti^paf  h  mortde  saJtUe^^ 
mhB^desa/ 


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12  Sixth  Lesson. 

Government  of  the  Kings. 


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SAUL  AND  DAVID. 

1.  To  the  government  of  the  Judges,  suc- 
ceeds that  of  the  kings. 

2.  Ah  humble  shepherd,  named  Saul,  is 
crowned  first  king  of  Israel  by  Sam- 
uel. 

^,  David,  likewise  a  shepherd,  defeats  iJie 
giant  Goliath ;  marries  Michal,  daugh- 
ter of  Saul,  and  reigns  after  him. 

4.  Bathsheba,  wife  of  Uriah,  is  taken 
away  by  David. 

5.  The  prophet  Nethan  exposes  to  David 
the  enormity  of  his  crime. 

6.  David  expiates  his  fault  by  a  long 
penance^  and  obtains  of  God  his  par- 
don. 


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^^^^^^^^^^^^ 


NOTll. 


Goliaih  wm  one  of  the  chitfe  of  the  0m^  of  th 


■y^jj 


Crouvememeni  des  Rois. 


SAUL    ET     DAVID. 

1.  Au  ^ouverneinent  des  juges,  succede 
celui  des  rois. 

2.  Un  humble  ber^er,  nomme  fSaO]>  est 
€ouronn6  premier  roi  d'lsraSl  par 
Samu^L 

3.  David,  pareillement  better,  defait  le 
;6ant  Goliath ;  6pOuse  Mlchol,  fille  de 
laul,  et  regne  apres  lui. 

4^  Bethzab6e,  femme  d'Drie  est  enlevee 
par  David. 

s 

5.  Le  prophete  Nathan,  expose  k  David 
r^normite  de  son  crime. 

6.  David  expie  sa  faute  par  une  longue 
penitence,  et  obtient  de  Dieu  3on  par- 
don. 


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:^ 


NOTl. 


m^^ 


)UMh  itoit  un  ie8  xhtfi  de  Varmie  du  jP^k^ 


14  Seumth  Ztesi^n. 

SOLOMON 
Ofy  the   Temple  oj  Jerusakm*  \ 


I. 


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'.I  S 


r     ': 


1*  Solomon^  son  of  Datid,  builds  the  fa* 
mous  templie  of  Jerusalem^  1012  years 
before  Jesus  Christ. 

2«  Thisi>rince,  surnamed  at  firsts  the  wis- 
est of  all  kings,  becomes  idolatrous  in 
h^soldage. 

.3.  God  punishes  Solomon/ in  the  person 
of  Rehoboam  his  son. 

4.  Under  Rehoboani,  the  twelve  tribes 
are  divided. 

8.  Two  tribes  remain  faithful  to  Reho^ 
boam,  and  form  the  kingdom  of  Jijh 
dea.       /" 

6;  The  ten  others  acknowledge  Jeroboam 
for  king,  and  form  the  kingdom  of 
Israel. 


VOTB. 


Jftroboatf^  wa$  «fi  offic$r  of  the  Court  qfJ^mii 


■■«—->■' "-.-^-r-f"^"" 


i«l<!!l#MMM(MVV*' 


SeptUmt  Lepon.  15 

SALdMON 
Ou,  k  Temple  de  Jirusaiem. 


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I.  Sdlomori,  fib  de  Darid,  bdlii  le  fanMiux 
temple  de  Jerusalem^  1912  ans  ayant 
J^us  Christ. 

!•  Ge  prince/ surfiommg  d'abord,  le  plus 
sage  de  tons  les  rois^  devient  idollitre 
^and  6a  vieillesse. 

I.  Pieu  punit  Salomon;  dans  la  personne 
de  Roboam^  son  fils. 

\.  Sous  Roboam^  les  douze  tribus  sent 
divisees. 

it.  Deux  tribus  restent  fideles  a  Roboam^ 
ei  ferment  le  roy aume  de  Juda* 

\.  Les  dix  autres  reconnoissent  Jeroboam 
pour  roi,  et  ferment  le  royaume  d'ls- 
rafel. 


I 

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I  Nori. 

Jirobwn  HoU  m  officUt  de  la  cour  de  David* 


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16  S^hih  lASi0t^. 

GREAT  CAPTIVITY, 

V 

606  Years,  before  Jesus-Christ. 


^  j0^ 

^M 


]•  In  vain  the  judgments  of  God  are  de-* 
clarfed  by  the  prophets. 

2.  The  two  people  of  Israel  and  Judah 
degenerate  more  and  more. 

3.  Israel  is  punished  and  ruined. 

4.  God  spares,  at  first,  Judah ;  but  soon, 
the  kings  of  Assyria  become  the  instru- 
ments of  his  just  revenge. 

5.  Judith  hopes  to  save  her  country,  by 
the  murder  of  Holophernes;  general  of 
Nebuchadnezzar. 

6.  This  terrible  monarch  destroys  the 
temple,  and  the  Jews  are  led  captives 
to  feabylon,  606  years  before  Jesus 

-Christy 


J*  .' 


Daniel  acquired  great  celebrity  by  khpr^phecies^ 
during  the  capiivity  of  the  Jem.  | 


■i%y 


r 


Bukiime  lAfM.  17 

GRANDE  CAPTIVITY,         .^ 
606  Am  avant  Jesus-Christ 


IV  En  rain  les  iugemena  de  Biep/sont 
d^clar^.s  p^r  lea  propbeles. 

2.  Les  deux  petiplejs  d'lsraSl  et  Juda,  d6- 
g^nerent  de  plus  en  plus. 

3.  Israel  est  puni  et  roin6. 

4.  Bieii  epar^ne  d'abofd  Juda,  tmk  biien* 
tdi  les^  raid  d'iAssyrie  devieiiilent  les 
instra«ieYits  de  «a  jiiste  Tet^eat^ 

5.  Judith,  espere  saiiVer  si^  pairW,'^ar  1e 
meutre  (f Holopherne,  g6n€^al  de  ffa^ 
buchodonosor*  * 

6.  Ce  terrible  monarque  d^truit  lie  |tem- 
-    ple,et  les  juifs  sont  condulis  c^fIs  s^ 

JBabylone,  606  aiis  aTani  J^sus  Christ. 


VOTE. 


id  MeyuUumgrmnde  eSUbriiipar  iW  0r$' 


j^^^^^^'^^mmimimfmiSfmmm^ 


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i 


18  JVtii^A  Lesion. 

^  CYRUS 

Or,  the  Empire  of  the  Persians. 


I. 


1.  After  7o  years  of  captivity,  the  Jews 
are  delhrerdd  by  Cyrus,  king  of  the 
Medes,  add  of  the  Persians. 

2.  Re'^jstablishm^^t  of  the  temple  of  Je- 
rusalem^ 554  years  before  Jesus  Christ 

3.  To  the  great  Cyrus,  succeeds  Camby- 
ses. 

A.  Cambyses  assassinates  his  brother 
Smerdis,  makes  the  conquest  of  Egypt, 
and  renders  himself  every  virhere,  e^se* 
craple  by  his  crinies. 
A  felse  Smierdis  reigns  after  Camby- 
ses, but  he  is  soon  assassinated,  and  Da- 
rius, sop  of  Hystaspes,  is  proclaimed 
Emperor^  by  the  Lords  of  the  Court. 

6.  Danus  owes  his  elevation  to  the  cun- 
ning of  his  groom. 


5. 


NOTS. 


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Ltfon. 


1» 


CYRUS  ^ 

Ou,  r Empire  des .  Perses. 


1.  Apr^s  70  ans  de  captivity,  Jes  Juifs 
sont  d^Iivres  par  Cyrus,  roi  des  Medes 
et  des  Perses. 

2.  R^tablissement  du  temple  de  Jerusa- 
lem, 554  ans  avant  J^sus  Christ. 

3.  Au  graind  Gyrus,  Rucc6de  Cambyse., 
14.  Caiiu>yse  assassine  son  frere  Smerdis, 

fait  la  conquetie  de  ri^gypte,  et  se  rend 
partout,  execrable  par  ses  crime^.  , 
[5.  iJn  faux  Smerdis  regne  apres  Carnby- 
set  raais  U  est  bientdt  assassine,  et  Da- 
rius, fils  d'Hystasi>es,  est  proclam^  em- 
E^reur,  par  les  seigneurs  de  la  cour. 
arius,  doit  son  etevation  i^  Fadresse 
de  son  <§cuyer. 


KOTE. 


Cefmao  Smerdis  tt$it  un  mage^  ou  pritre  dfS- 


FS;. 


^^fifff^^m^mmm^ 


mi 


m 


90 


Ttnih  LeMou. 


C^linuatian  of  the  Empire  of  the  Pef^ 

dans. 


i  ' 


rr 


1.  Darius  inarches  with  a  formidable  ar* 
my  against  the  Greeks. 

2.  tie  is   completely  defeated^   in  the 
plains  of  Marathon* 

3.  Xerites  follows  the  enterprise  of  his 


?^^ 


4.  He  throws  a  tiridg^  m€t:  the  fieues- 
poiit,  which  a  temjiiest  deiSi^iroys. 


V.  ■-.  ■♦  '■" 


5.  fhe  sea  is  whipped  for  this  jpnH^lended 
crknef^  by  tbte  order  of  this  priticev  fa- 
mous for  this  great  act  of  folly. 

■'  "  '        '         '        ,  ■  '      ■  »  ""  ■  '  .^. 

■  C|  ■->;■■  - 

6.  Xerxes  is  vanquished  at  Salailiis^  and 
the  Greeks  are  saved  by  this  victory. 

7.  The  Jews  live  tranquilly  under  the 
^^1^8  of  Persia.  v  iv>^ 

';■:'»*■''■-'■  ■   ■  '.  ■■■■■:'■ 

8^  Prom  ihe  reign  of  Xefxes  to  thpi  oi 
Darius  Codoman,  there  is   no  ^ent 
vwortby  of  attention. 


^•     •* 


CofUinuatian  de  F Empire  des  Perses. 


K  Darius  marche  avec  une  formidable 
arm^e  contre  les  Greca. 

2.  II  est  complgtement  d6fait^  dans  les 
plames  de  Marathon. 

y  ojp  his   H  3.  Xerxes  suit  Tentreprise  de  son  p^re. 

4.  II  jette  un  pont  sur  TH^le^pont,  que 
la  tenipSte  detruit. 

ST  La  mer  est  fouettee,  ppur  ce  pritendu 
criftie,  par  Tordre  de  ce  prince^  fameux 
par  ce  grand  acte  de  folie. 

6<  Xerxes  est  vaincu  a  Salamine  et  les 
Grees  sent  sauves  par  celte  victoire. 

7.  Les  Juifs  yivent  (ranquille^r  sous  les! 
:  rdis  de  Perse. 


■*'■*-■    ;  ■ . 


9«  Du  regne  de  Xerxes  a  celui  de  Uti^ 
t}$  CodoiBan,  il  n'y  a  pas  d'<|v6iieiii|tit 
qigpe  d'attenticM^^     .  t 


■m 


■  .X 


v-- 


n 


XSeventh  Leuon* 


ALEXANDER^ 

330   Years  before  Jesus-Christ 


h; 


1.  Alexander,  king  of  Macedon,  marches 
against  the  Persians. 

2.  Darius  Godoman  endeavours  in  Tain 
to  repulse  this  terrible  conqueror, 

3.  The  empire  of  Persia,  is  4estroyed"by 
the  battles  of  Issiis  and  of  Arbela,  gain- 
ed by  Alexander. 

4.  Alexander  respects  the  temple  of  Je- 
rusalem. 

5.  The  Jews  are  sometimes  molested  by 
his  successors,  but  they  live  in  peace 
under  the  kings  of  Syria. 

6.  After  300  years  of  tranquility,  Antio- 
chus  surnamed  the  illustrious,  sends 
Heliodorus,  one  of  bis  generals  to  plun- 
der ^he  temple. 

7.  The  Jews  make  resistance,  and  Judas 
Macabeus,  their  chief,  and  after  bin} 
l^s  brothf^rs,  Simeon  ^nd  John,  dd 
jprndigies  of  valour^  and^  save  Jerupa- 


■^'' 


■fa. 


330  -*«*««««  Jg^^ 


23 


Alexandre  ,e.pe^ 

Apres  300  ans  Ttrf.®^^!©^ 

5;OMs,  surnon) 

iiodore,  run . 

J  *■  '6  temple.  "         —  *""«»  pu- 

Siaon  «t  Jew  }bM^'''''*^«««i 


■*H-^"'.-', 


84    ,  TweM  XseiHv^  * 


GOyi^RNMENT  or  the  PONTIFFS. 
164  Fear5  ia/ofe  Jesus-Christ 


B 


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R 


9 

« ' 

Is  ;    - 

V, 

Btjw^H 

|/.. 

il 

'ii 

■  ( 

\ 

BLl 

K  The  goverament  of  the  pontiffs  is  es- 
tablished. 

2.  The  family  of  Machabeiis,  governs  the 
Jews  during  a  century. 

3*  Two  brothers,  Hyrcanus  and  Aristo* 
bulus,  are  divided'by  their  mutual  pre- 
teilsions  to  the  priesthood. 

4.  Pompey  a  Roman  general  is  chosen  to 
settle  their  rights,  60  year  before  Jesus 
Christ. 

5.  Pompey  enslaves  these  degraded /)nn- 
ces  and  Judaea  becomes  a  Koman  pro-  ^ 
vince.  • 

6«  Herod  a  foreigner  and  an  Idumean  is 
learned  by  Caesar  Augustus  to  govern  i^ 
the  Jews. '  '    ^'    fA  T 

7.  Btijh  of  Jesus  Christ  under  the  govern^ 
ment  of  the  cruel  and  ambitiousllerod 

ft.  The  christian  Hbra  begins  at  th#  birtl  •  8. 
of  Jesus-Christ. 


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FFS. 
$t. 


DovzUme  Lifon.  SS 

GOUVERNEMENT  des  PONTIFES, 
164  Am  avanl  Jesus-Christ. 


.t^ 


iflfsis  es- 

rerns  the 
i  Aristo- 


^?& 


!>A 


'«,     •         V-' 

ihosen  to 
>re  Jesus 

[(led  /»««■ 
man  pro-  ^^ 


tsTSerodi 
the  birth 


1. 
2. 


3. 


4. 


5. 


6. 


t-J-S 


7. 


8. 


Le  gouvernement  des  pontifes  est  eta- 
bli. 

La  famille  des  Machabee,  gouverne 
les  Juifs  durant  un  siecle. 
Deux  freres,  Hyrcan  et  Aristobule, 
sont  divises  par  leur  mutuelle  pr6ten- 
tion  au  sacerdoce. 

Pompee  general  Homain  est  choisi  pour 
regler  leurs  droits,  60  ans  avant  Jesus 
Christ. 

Pompee  asservit  ces  princes  degrades, 
et  la  Judee  devient  une  province  JRo- 
maine. 

Herode  6tranger  et  Iduineen  est  nom- 
me  par  Coesar  Auguste  pour  gouverner 
les  Juifs. 

Naissance  de  Jesus-Christ  sous  le  gou- 
vernement du  cruel  et  ambitieux  He- 
rode. 

L^ire  chretienne  commence  k  la  mis- 
fiance  de  Jesus-Christ. 


\ 


MORAL  CATECHISM, 

To  the  Use  of  Children. 


Catechisme  Moral  a  V  Usage  des  Enfans. 


OF  GOD. 

!•  God  is  a  spirit  infinite,  creator  of  heaven  and 
earth,  and  sovereign  Lord  of  all  things. 

2.  God  created  man,  to  know,  love,  serve  him, 
and  obtain  by  these  means  eternal  life. 


'/'? 


DE  DIEU. 

1*  Dieu  est  un  esprit  infini,  createur  du  ciel  et  de 
la  terre,  et  souverain  seigneur  de  toutes  choses. 

2.  Dieu  crea  I'homme,  pour  le  connoitre,  I'aimer, 
le  servir  et  obtenir  par  ce  moyen  la  vie  eter- 
Delle. 

ATTRIBUTES  OF  GOD. 

3.  God  is  wise,  all  powerful  he  recompences  the 

i^ood  and  punishes  the  wicked,  either  in  this 
ife,  or  in  the  other.  /         m 

4.  God  is  every  where,  he  sees,  he  knows  all  things 
even  oar  most  secret  thoughts.         , 


m 


^J^CajJecJ^^^  27 


ATTRIBUT8  DE  DIKU. 


SjDai.  -^      "  ""nseij  to  Moses,  on  moimt 


DEVOIR  DE  L'HOMiME. 
5.  Le  devoir  de  I'homme  est  H'nK  '• 

commandements  de  Dieu.  ""  *"*  «^^ 

Mom  Sinw-r  ^^  ^«»  ^^we,  a  Mofeef  «*/?« 


38 


Moral  Cathechism 


COMMANDMENTS  OF  GOD. 


The  Commandments  of  God  Ordain  : 

1.  To  acknowledge  and  love  one  God  alone, 

2.  Not  to  adore  idols, 

3.  Not  to  take  the  name  of  God  in  vain, 

4.  To  sanctify  the  day  of  rest, 

5.  To  honor,  cherish  and  respect  our  fathers  and 
mothers, 

6.  Not  to  kill, 

7.  To  be  pure  and  chaste  in  all  otir  actions, 
3.  Not  to  steal, 

9.  Not  to  bear  false  witness, 

10.  Not  to  covet  the  property  of  our  neighbour, 
and  never  carry  discord  into  his  family. 


■'m 


Les  Commandements  de  Dicu  Ordonnent : 

1.  De  reconnoitre  et  aimer  un  Dieu  seulement, 

%  De  ne  point  adorer  d'idoles, 

X  De  ne  point  prendre  le  nom  de  Dieu,  en  vaia, 

.4.  De  sanctifier  le  jour  du  repos, 

5.  D'honorer,  cherir  et  respecter  nos  peres  et 
meres, 

6.  De  ne  point  tuer,    .  i 

7.  D'etre  pur  et  chaste  dans  toutes  nos  actions, 

8.  De  ne  point  derober, 

9.  De  ne  point  porter  faux  temoignage, 

10.  De  ne  point  convoiter  la  propriite  de  notre 
prochain,  et  ne  jamais  porter  letrouble  dan  ^a 


^\; 


f];^j5^«  of  Children. 

OF  THB  mruST 

To  J* '!*^  *'»«  hungry 
To  I've  drink  to  tbe^ttirstv 

To  vL?r,  J-J^H^^^ 
A)  biiiy  the  dead. 


1)ES  VBRTus 

^a  J'oi  nous  DortP  i  ^.  • 

,/£,q«eDieua%SeLTiSr'  ''''"'«'.  tout 

rvjlf P^«»n««  nous  pSe  llir"^^' 

1   confiance  enDieu.P  "'*  mettre  toute  notre 

f  «-tourrhr/rL^'"-»-«par  des- 
2»9usm^„e3.  '''>  «»  notre  prochain  ^comtt 


/ 


30 


Moral  Cathechism 


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I 


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t 


A  nourrir  ceuz  qui  out  faim, 

A  donner  H  boire  H  ceux  qui  ont  soif, 

A  v^tir  ceux  qui  soot  nus, 

A  Tisiter  et  racheter  les  captifs, 

A  recueillir  ceux  qui  n*oiit  pas  d*asyle, 

A  visiter  lets  jualades 

A  ens6yelir  les  morts. 


OF  THE  VICES. 


13.  The  seven  principal  sins  are  pride,  covetous- 
ness,  lust,  wrath,  gluttony,  envy,  sloth. 

14'  Pride  is  a  capital  sin  because  it  is  the  source 
of  vanity,  ostentation,  ambition,  presumption, 
hypocrisy,  disobedience,  &  contempt  of  one's 
neighbours. 

15.  Covetousness  is  a  capital  sin,  because  it  pro- 
duces forgetfulness  oi  God  and  insensibility  to 
the  poor. 

16.  Lust  is  a  capital  sin,  because  it  is  contrary  to 
modesty  and  to  chastity ;  and  because  it  pro- 
duces evil  thoughts  and  evil  actions. 

17.  £nvy  is  a  capital  sin,  because  it  produces  ge- 
nerally the  two  vices  injurious  to  one's  neigh- 
bour— slander  and  calumny. 

18.  Slander  consists  in  discovering  without  mo- 
tive the  true  but  hidden  faults  of  one's  neigh- 

,  boUr Calumsiy  in  inventing  and  repor- 
ting false  one's. 

19.  Gluttony  is  a  capital  sin,  because  it  produces, 
intemperance,  sensuality,  and  quarrels,  insepa- 
rable from  debauchery. 


To  the  vse  of  Children. 


31 


20.  Anger  is  a  capital  sin,  because  it  produces  in- 
jury, blasphem>[,  revenge  and  scandal. 

21.  Sloth  is  a  negligence  and  voluntary  disgust  of 
one's  duty.  Sloth  is  a  capital  sin. 


DES  VICES. 

13.  Les  sept  peches  capitaux  sont  I'Orgueil,  I'A- 
varice,  la  Luxure,  PEnvie,  la  Gourmandise,  la 
Colere  et  la  paresse. 

14.  L'orgueil  est  un  peche  capital,  parce  qu'il  est 
la  source  de  la  vanite,  de  Postentatioc,  de 
Pambition,  de  la  presom^ption,  de  I'hypocrisiei 
de  la  desobeissance  et  du  mepris  du  prochain. 

15.  L'avarice  est  un  peche  capital,  parcequ'elle 
produit  Poubli  de  Dieu,  et  la  durete  envers  les 
pauvres. 

16.  La  Luxure,  est  un  peche  capital,  parcequ'elle 
est  contraire  a  la  modestie,  h  la  chastete  et 
qu'elle  produit  les  mauvaises  pensees,  et  les 
mauvaises  actions. 

17.  L'envie,  est  un  peche  capital,  parcequ'elle 
produit  ordinairement  les  deux  vices  les  plus 
nuisibles  au  prochain  la  Medisance  ft  la  Ca^ 
lomnie. 

16.  La  Medisance,  consiste  a  decouvri  sans  rai« 
son  les  d^fauts  vrais,  mais  caches  du  prochain ; 
la  calomnie  a  en  inventer  et  en  d^biter  de  faux. 

19.  La  Gourmandise,  est  un  pechi  capital,  parce- 
qu'elle produit  I'intemperance,  la  sensuality  et 
les  ciuereUes  inseparables  de  la  debauche. 


32    Moral  Caihechitm^  to  the  me  of  Children. 

20.  La  Celere,  est  un  p^che  capital,  parcequ'elle 

produit  les  injures,  le  blaspheme,  la  vengeance 

et  le  scandale. 
2J .  La  Paresse,  est  une  negligence  et  un  dugout 

▼olontaire  de  ses  devoirs.  La  paresse    est  im 

p^che  capital. 


Lord^s  Prayer. 

Our  father  who  art  in  heaven,  hallowed  be  thy 
name ;  thy  kingdom  come,  thy  will  be  done  on 
earth,  as  it  is  in  heaven  ;  give  us  this  day  our  dai- 
ly bread ;  and  forgive  us  our  trespasses,  as  we  for- 
give those  who  trespass  against  us ;  and  lead  us  not 
into  temptation,  but  deliver  us  from  evil.  Amen. 

Notre  pere,  qui  etes  aux  cieux,  que  votre  nom 
soit  sanctifie  ;  que  votre  regne  nous  arrive;  que 
votre  volonte  soit  faite  en  la  terre  comme  au 
ciel ;  donnez>nous  aujourd'hui  notre  pain  quoti- 
dien  ;  et  pardonnez  nous  nos  offences,  comme 
nous  les  pardonnons  a  ceux  qui  nous  ont  offen- 
ses; et  ne  nous  induisez  point  en  tentatioo  ;  mais 
d^livrez-nous  du  mal.  Ainsi  soit-il. 


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